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Magnolia

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Wilsen Canonical path: /wilsen/magnolia Related lyric paths: 6
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Magnolia

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Golden arms are moving past our dues

Scattering the moments slightly in the muse

Fear is stronger than the trial it takes to run

We’ll keep, keep following love, staying lost in love

Magnolia, magnolia

Falling in the evening hands of saints

I look in some tremor and it’s in your way

I stole your sense of savor that moves you left

I’ll keep, keep following love, this isn’t over yet

Magnolia, magnolia

Magnolia

How I want it all to know

Magnolia

Magnolia, magnolia

Magnolia, magnolia

Magnolia

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